Anti-fatigue agent or physical strength improver containing extract of corchorus olitorius

The enzymatic treatment of Moroheiya extract, possibly with a synthetic resin-adsorbed fraction, addresses the need for effective, long-term, economically feasible fatigue relief and strength enhancement in food and pharmaceutical products, showing promise in extending physical endurance.

JP2010248149AActive Publication Date: 2010-11-04SHOKUHIN SANGYO HIGH SEP
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Patent Information

Application Number
JP2009101066
Authority / Receiving Office
JP · JP
Patent Type
Applications
Current Assignee / Owner
Filing Date
2009-04-17
Publication Date
2010-11-04
Estimated Expiration
2029-04-17

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Technical Problem

There is a need for effective, economically viable, and safe food products that can be consumed over a long period to alleviate fatigue and enhance physical strength, without the unpleasant medicinal odor of existing energy drinks, and Moroheiya's fatigue recovery effect is not well-known.

Method used

An anti-fatigue and physical strength-improving agent containing a Moroheiya extract obtained through enzymatic treatment, potentially combined with a synthetic resin-adsorbed fraction, which can be used in food and pharmaceutical formulations.

Benefits of technology

The Moroheiya extract demonstrates anti-fatigue and physical strength-enhancing effects, as evidenced by extended limit running times in mice, and can be incorporated into various food and beverage products without significant taste or odor issues.

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Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an anti-fatigue agent or a physical strength improver for drugs and foods which contains an extract of Corchorus olitorius. ŽSOLUTION: The anti-fatigue agent or a physical strength improver includes an enzyme treated Corchorus olitorius extract and a drug or a food includes the anti-fatigue agent or the physical strength improver. The enzyme treated Corchorus olitorius extract may be a Corchorus olitorius enzyme-treated extract solution after treating a Corchorus olitorius solution with an enzyme, may be a diluted solution of the Corchorus olitorius enzyme-treated extract solution or may be a solid material obtained by drying the Corchorus olitorius enzyme-treated extract solution. The enzyme includes a protease. Ž
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